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ir 1,1 ~ >::k 4 4 t. ( i, • , t ,r., r . ,.. r . :\r*ef:ill ) kAte.; - :111 1 )1.(1 .---- •t.... ''‘v:.- _ul.itt:lil._:-i,Nici. ~, . ~. il l .*, fr\ 4T ' I t 1 40c1,12 4 - .. •-.. '.'-1 . ‘ 4" 4 470 * L ' .:l g ' . - .* '* J 4 ,l e. (f.gttr4V- - # *, "Z e % . *7".. - ", v . , -,4 - ;',./it i '. 'it,' ~.i:.'- ' '' - rlr'kik, ; Igi,V4, 17 ''''' 4 13. 'f - siti id - . A :., -.4 , -.4'' j. - , "C 0 ~, \ RUBBER 5030.1 T 1 - 1 U 1? S D A 17, OCTOBER 27, 1 808. t Pll I CE ,s 1 ,OPEN -~..~: a:~.. rTUEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • us P RESENT EVENING, Qa. g 7, 1808, will be performed THE TRAVELLERS; Or, Mt;SIC'S FASCINATION • ( Prince of China), Mr. DE CAMP; koyan . (his Companion), Mr. BRA HAM. (His first appearance this S-ason); o %allagner„ Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Duke of Posilepo, Mr. HOLLAND ; Admiral Lord Hawser, Mr. DO WTO N ; 41 •„i Buntline (ail old Sailor), Mr. PEN LEY ; ndora (Mother to Koyan and Celincra), Mrs. POWELt ; Celinda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; The Marchioness Merida, Mrs. HA RLOWE. WITH THE THREE 'AND THE DEUCE. I ustice Touchit, Mr. PE NI. EY ; - Peregrine single, Mr. b. LLISTON ; • Pertinax Single, Mr. ELLISTON-; ...Perciv a l Si ng l e , M r. ELLISTON ; H umphrey Grizile ' Mr. M ATHEWS ; Frank, 'Mr, DE CAMP ; • Cindy, Miss BOYCE ; Phoebe, Mrs. mATHE WS ; 8 The Pmlog-ure"tiotlible; Mrs. B LARD. poken by Mr. E L LISTON'. c kt c i rs Os• Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. Od. Second rm.: 23.—• rY2.5. Second l ee 6,l.—N ° Money Ito' ricebe retur edger Gallery rs. sc. on d t ,es for the street. to be taken of M. Spri ng , at th e B ox- Russell-street. g,Zhe Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at "air Past Six. Sa Prom the great overflow to the Play •of The Stranger, on last. in which Mrs. Mudie made her first appear ?nce On this Stage, the same will be repeated on Satiuday XII the ensuing week. On Saturday, the Comedy of The World with the Grand 4t9mance of Blue Beard ; or, Female Curiosity. tlOn Monday, th e C ome d y o f l o h n Bull ; or, An EngliTh an's Fire-side. `.. On Tue s d ay, t h e Comic Opera of The Cabinet ; with the ?r,ftedy of Three Weeks alter Marriage. • rsn w ednesday ' the Comedy of She Stoop s to C onquer . Thursday, the Comedy of The Country Girl. 0- MORROW KING'S THEATRE, HAY-MARKET . kj- MORROW 'EVENING,. _Oct. 28, 1808, Will be performed THE. WOODMAN. Sir Walter Waring. Mr. MU NDEN ; Wilford, Mr. 1N CLEDON ; Captain •O'Donriel, Mr. TAY-LO R ; Fairlop, Mr. BELLAMY; Bob, Mr. EMERY ; Medley, Mr. BLANCHARD; mily, Mrs. _ Di E Clackit, Mrs. DICKONS DAV ENPORT; Dolly, Mrs. LIsTON. WTH T HE FOREST G I F HERMANSTADT ; Or, PRINCESS AND NO PRINCESS. The Music composed by Mr. totes. The Principal Ch iracters by Mr. THOMPSON, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. IiARLEY, Mr. BLANCHARD, 1114 LISTON, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. JEFFERIES, Mr. KING, Mr. W. MURRAY, w , rs. H. JOHN,TiN, Mrs. HUMPHRIES, Mrs. DAVENPORT, egc. &c. -t ile Dances by Master OSeAk bYRN E, the Misses ADAMS, arc. Xts 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit }y. hi. Second Price zs. Second Price is. z lalces tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandcn, at the C Ladle and G ent l emen are requeste d to or d er t h eit to w 44rdmell all to set down an d take up w i th the i r horses ' h eads as P On Monda-Mall. y, Sh a k spearo's Tragedy of Romeo and tuliet ; with The rest of H ermanstadt ; or, Princess and No Prin cess. Fo On Tuesday, the Tragedy of Macbeth with the Musical aj,ceot Wiiu Wins ? or, Ti Widow's Choice. ..up Wednesday, SiiakSpeje's Comedy of The Merchant of Wo ke I With Theßlind 06.1- 1; , .• • B oy. uurodaY Shaks ' • Histor ical Play of King Henry th e Ei lhal. poste s. !mo ns w Opera with entirely new Scenes, Dresses, and De . ,is in preparation, and will be produced Mime. 'SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY, No. co, CONDUIT. STREET. ,BOND-STREET. x4 NRY CU resped fuly so licits the 4,1 1 1 attention of OLB the Public ßN to his EN G L I I S H. RE N CH, lAN SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY . , whi c h is mr~nCted the z~rib most extensive scale. so as to insure k e —erb. whether in Town or Country. an ample and lm it ynate supply of the Books they desire. This Institution. t~n Prest " ,. ;-d, slow stands bracing aanost ,--whieerill Selection of Works in every b r an c h of Literature. to 1 4/ ft , t , dre regularly added all new Englisn and Foreign tki.;11,,_31 i ncluding Magazines,•'Reviews. PampidefS, telY oa t h e i r publication or arrival in town. 4 el bo it o 2 tz b Z a i nd term 4 to be had of the Libra rian. 'Boo r ber ciotes) to all parts of the Kingdom.ks • CO -- n ti - • SUTE LaI'TERY' for . Tt of onlS , 20,0 0 0 Tickets. begins Drawing the IA TeKt .. .i„, of DECEMBER. 1 7., ,0 h d SHARES are selling' b 7 y ,HAZ • State Lott QURNEI and Co. Stock-brokers, a t' their 111 'd no wh e e r r e l- p ?itice, No. 93, under the Royal Exc Th e s ih London on their account. usual erne contains Four Prizes'of z0,0 , a;1. each,' with th c nultiber of other Capitals, &c. in addition to which firsta 'drawn Prize above t5l. on the Mirst and Second yeach be entitled to F IVE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS. Shares in proportion. l et ters (post-paid) d u ty answered, and Schemes gratis. _ Afttik, Indi a , a d South-S Stocks, with th e i r swami ki"hhities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kinds Q 1 . ( erntrient Se,:urities, bought and sold by Commission. NEW LOTTERY, . to begirt Driwing thb 13th of December, doll. SCHEME. • ' Pries of - ,C 2 0,0 00 -- - are - . ‘o,orto 7 %0 ." -- , - ,oo , 9 6-- - , 51 000 • ---- . 1,000 - tit!, -.- - 500 -.--- - - - 5, 000 tai l o - : - - . r oo r o.' . . . 50 4,8 0 -- 25 ..7.7.5,,7 v. s - - 15 . . - . . . . 72, 3 0e.i li .--.......r ---L o(13 Tick e ,Czoo,opv ~.r .,— „..._ ts . . . . . . k i1 ,.. 8 SCHEME of this Lottery exceeds all others, rio t , ,:s„it abounds in CA PITAL PRIZES ; and in addi tr4oo t he usual Sum allotted by GovernMent, the Cou to, , r n as.permission of the Lords of the Treasury for him ~,,,,-:-a,te a Free Gift of too Whole Tickets, the Value of I.94;,,tfii.it is impossiblo to calculate, as they Way Contain the 41110 g Capital Priies:. ' 4 s - of . '‘zo,ooo 6 - - of - 4 tool • ;' - - - - 10,900 to •• • -500 e 20 b ianki t o are ' o &C &C. 000 Tickets in the Lottery with no! Tpree q „ Fie,edy to a Prize ; but there are only 19,0,,0 , Tickets for Sdie. 6t :! Purchaose is therefore necessary, as superior Rene. 3,,,c,4,,,e attached to particular 1 ickets drawn the First and t), iys. ' D aYs, and the whole Lottery will be drawn in four Shares are entitled to a Ticket proportion of the above.Benefits._ _ Jaye s and Shares arc selling at eTery Licensed LettcrY ' 21111 b) tilfit At:AIM tar- The new Grand hquestrian and Pedestrian Speaacle continuing to be received with unhbunded applause, will be repeated every Evening this Week only. (ALYMI'IC PAVILION, NEAVCAsTLE-STREET, STRAND.' (Established uv A u,thririty a vie Lord Chamberlain.) -. 'THIS EVENING 27111, ,Friday 28th, and Satur dayii 29th OCtober ;tenth time), The COTILLION and COUNTRY DANCE, by Eight Ilorses (Tenth time) the Comic Ballet Pantomime of 'JOCKEY AND JENNY. Principal Dance's—Mr. Crossman and Mrs. Parker, EXTRAORDINARY HORSEMANSHIP by the Double Company; with the Humours of the Sack. Equestrian Clown, Mr. Crossman. A Grand Display of ANIMAL SAt;ACI ry by Horses, forming Pyramids on Tables, and other nouvelle Eques trian Groupes. _ " The Maid of eranbourn•Alley," and other Comic Songs, by Mr. IMIANNOT. To conclude with (tenth titneb a Grand Equestrian and Pe destrian Spectacle, called THE MOORISH BANDITTI; Terminating with- the Defeat of the Robbers, by a general Attack of Infantry arid Cavalry. • Doors open at. Haif pasr Five, and begin at Half past 44.--Secon4-price Half past. Eight precisely. -To the SHERIFF of the,COUNTY of HANTS. W E, 'Whrise Names are here-under written, re quest yOu to call a M E E.TI NG of the County, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety. of an ADDRESS to his MA I F. sTv. on the .SubjeCt of the late CONVENTION in PORTUGAL. • Northesk . F. L. Beckford 140 S. C. Ogle John Colson W. Powlett Powlett Edward Knapp Charles Mill - John Delme Edward Wuolls Francis Issrinz William Prowting William Portal J. Ward Thomas Thistlethwaite Bristow Bradly William Herbert Arthur Atherley John Goodeve. In consequence of the above Requisition, I hereby appoint *Meeting of the Nobility. Gentry, Clergy. Freeholders, and Inhabitant, of the County of Hants, on Wednesday, the ad of November next, at the Castle of Winchester, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, for the above purpose. G. H. MITCHELL, Sheriff: Titchfield Lodge, Ova. '2l, iBOB. " MONEY, TEN Years' Purchase will be g iv en for Annuities (redeemable at pleasure ; secured on any description of Landed or t unde I Property, in which the , ;rantors have arl.glsolute Interest; and in prop o r t i on w h en t h ey have only Lee ::Estates under WillK, Marriages, Settlements, &c, — The Funds of the Advertiser enable him to effeel the most extensive arrangements without delay or risk of exposure. Apply, personally, from t t till 4, or by letter, to Mr, Burton, No. to, Leicester-place, Leicester-square. CONFIDENTIAL MILITARY AGENCY. ACAPTAIN in Ceylon will give a difference to Exchange to zd Battalion; and Captain and Lieu. tenant, single Battalion, in India, will Bxchange for a dif ference ; a Captain in a Garrison Battalion will k. x.ch inge to another • a Captain and Lien•eitant, Ettaive in a Ist Batta— lion, wi ll Exchange to ad Battalion at home ; a Captain in West Indies to home; ditto in Canada, ditto ; a Lieutenant, Full Pay, to Half ; a Quarter-Master. ditt ; a Lieuteliant, ad Battalion, will Exchange to the Cape Regiment. Exchanges of every other description may be had, and every br :nett 91 Military Agate; wtticia may be iezally in terfered in. concluded on terms highly advantageiiiis. Apply by letter (post-paid) to G. Calvert, Esq. Agent, Great Nlarybone-atreet, Portland_place. A Major and Captain of Dragoons, at home, will Exchange to Lite Guards; and a Captain in the Line to Garrison. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete„ are very respeet tully recokrunended to Gentlemen, as beingjheinost portable and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, Cents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto Net Furniture,. and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, tea - East lidut West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at M-ORGAN and SANDERS"S ,• Vatent ) Bedstead Mariu Wry and Ware-Rooms, 4.• ?!!' , Po 2 '' Nos. 16 and t 7, Catherine-street, Strand. — lCrorgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining 1 ables, allowed to be the most complete and Elegant set of Tables ever yet invented., are very portable, packing in a box but ten inches deep; N. B. The Fashionable Sofa,Bcd and Chair-Bed Ware house. . This' Day was published, In Four Volumes, Duodecimo, price 11. 4S . id boards,. R OMANTIC TALES. By M: G. LEWIS, - Author of the Monk, Adelgitloa, —" Ah, happy he, who thus in magic themes :got' O'er worlds bewitched in early rapture dreams, - Where wild Eneharititent waves her potept wand, " Riad fancy's beauties till her fairy land.' CRADBE. "'Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orrne, Pater- ROSIef•IOVI. OF whom May be had, by the.2ame Author, The Castle Speetre,,a Drama, in Five A6ts, price as. 6d. This Day was published, 'l2 One Vointne Svo. price las. in boards, ASHORT SYSTEM of COMPARATIVE ANATOMY, translated tram the German of F. Blumenbach, Professor of Medicine in the University of Got tingen., With num_ runs additional Notes, and an introduc tot), view of , the Claissification _of Animals. 4 13 y tVILLIAM LAWRENCE, Fallo of the Royal Collezef,of Surgeons in Landon, and Demonstraior_ot Anatomy at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Printed for Longtnan, Hurst, Itees, and Orme, Paternoster. tow, London. This Day was published, in,One . Vol. foolscap Bvo. tbL Fourth Edition, pricO ys. iii boardb, of r rHE WANDERER of WITZERLAND, and .1 other POEMS. By JAMES MONTGOMERY. Printed for Longinau, Hurst, Recs, - 4tud Orme, Paternos ter-row. " Mr. Montgomery displays a rich and romantic fancy, a Seder heart, a copious• and aEtive command; of imagery and language, and an irresistible influence over the feelings.' —Eel, Rev, For a yerx high charade( of this Volume sce Ann. Rev. 1805, This Day wis puhlislted, • In . ' lino. the Second Edittun, price 6s. in b oar d s , o f, AGRAMMAR of the GREEK LANGUAGE, on a new and improved Plan, i n E ng li s h an d G reek. - " •By rOHN-TONE, Member of the Philological Society at Manohester. " Printed tot Longman, Hurst; Ares, and Orme, Paternos tcr=row. " This Work is in reality what in the title-page it pro fesses to be, a Greek Grammar upon an improved ; as well as a new plan. We cannot but regard Mr. lones's Greek Grant. mar, •as a book that will be peculiarly serviceable to those who study or teash, the Greek Language:'.'—linp. Rev. • " It - exhibits many proofs of ingtnutty and extensive re-: search, of a mind acute and vigorous, and habitually, and Often successful;;, eat!, i on ed in phiirmphical isivestigations." —Ana. Rol. I I ICTUALLING-OFFICE, 00. 12, s & 8.- • THE COMMISSIOYERS for VICTUA.4IIVG HIS I AyESTY 's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Wednesday the zd of November next, they will he ready to re. ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for such quan. Pies of ,WEST INPIA. RUM as shill. he _demanded /or the use of His AL:jetty% -Ships and l'essels at Leith, Leith Roadr, and the Fi,th of Edinburgh; for twelve Months certain ; and f sirder, until Six Months warning shall be given on either' side, for the termination of the said Contraß : to be paid for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety clays after date. The Conditions of the..Contrali may be seen at the Sect etajt's Office, at tbi• Office, or by app(yingtto the Co!letter of Ills Ma. jetty's Customs at Leith. No regard will 6e had to anoTender in which the Price sbUli not be inserted in wrlrds at length, or that shall not be ddivered to the Board helore One o'Clock on the said Wednesday, r ,s c 2,21 of November next, nor unless the Persnn 'who makes the render, or song- Perms ox his behalf, attends, to annver, called. for. • SALE, &c. THE GRAND TRUNK CANAL, PROVIDENT IN STITUTION, BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE SHARES; AND SHEERNESS BONDS. MONTHLY SALE. By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, November 4,. at Garravi/ay's,. •- IrHE TRENT and MERSEY, or Grand Trunk. Navigation.. Three Shares in this established, excel.: lent, and improving Concern ; the Dividends have steadily advanced to 40l per Share clear per annum, and its advan tages expeard to increase. SHEERNESS PIER BONDS, one of pot. a Ditto ot tool. regularly paid half-yearly. BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, Two Shares. PROVIDENT INSTITUTION for Increasing Lives, add Granting Annuities ; Twenty Shares. And Shares in the GRAND 'UNCTION, ASHTON, KENNET and AVON, and LANCASTER CANALS Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; the Crown, at Stone ;at Hatchett's Hotel, cadilly •at Gatraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, zB, New bridge-street, London. _ WALTONS. IN ESSEX, • TO BE LETT, t. r a Term of Years, UNFURNISHED, and Entered on immed,ately, THE MANSION-HOUSE. c a ll e d WALTONS , with its Paddock, Garsiens. and Pleasure-grounds, con taining about Eighty Acres, situate in the Village of Ash. don, in Lasex, and on the• Borders of Cambridgeshire and Sit*lk, a beatitiful and very health • part of the country together with the privilege of Sporrnkg on several surtounth ing Manors and large Farms which ab'.und with Game. For particulars apply to Mr. ‘Va.le, Solicit:r, Duninow, Essex •;' Mr..Vinicombe, Elston Lodge.. Essex; or Messrs. lixley and Stocker, FunovaPs-inn, Loudon... ROMAN ET MEMOIRES DE MAD. COTTIN,&c. lust published, by 11. COLBUt2N, so. Conduit-street, I. UTALVINA, par Madame co - ruN (Aateur de .4 " 'tie.) pie eade ele Ml•ntoires u r la Vie. de l' Auteur, 4 tomes, 20S. a. thmorine d'Userche, par l'Auteur des " Lcttres &rites de Lausanile," 3 tomes, 13s. 3. La I riocusse de Woltenbuttcl, par l'Auteur de Caroline de Lichfield, 2 tomes, tos. 4. A tala et Rene, ou les Amours de Deux Sauvages dans le Desert, par M. De Chateaubriand, t tom. S. Lcs Souvenirs de Felieie L*** par Mad. De Geniis, 2 tonnes, los. Also, by the same Author, Belisaire, Nouvelle Ilistorique, z tomes, Bs. La Sedudion sans Artifice, z tomes, 'OS. Le Siege de la Rochelle, 3 tomes, las. Salo 35.. LPILSBURY's - 'PATENT ANnscoRBUTIC ' DROPS are to be had g enu i ne , Wh o l esa l e and Re tail, at: the following Houses: Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No: 1.,'80w Church-yard; Newberry and Suns, No. 45 7 St. ; ShaVv and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's; Butler, Ctit'apide; Howard and Evans, Long:lane• 9 Barclay and Son, sleet-m4;et; fohnstone, No. 15 , Greek - -streer, Soho; Brildie.:fr4 Co. Canal, .Sarutu ; Bowling and Co. BOrough; .ar oydw, and Newport, Isle of-Wight. ..the genuine ale dicine has the wordS " By the King's - Paient," expressed pn the Bottle, Bill,. and Wrapper, and the King's Duty 'printed in black inl:, in Boitles of ss. 6d. los, and tl. 25. clqty included, as usual, at the only Dispensary, No. t 5, Soho-square, London. RENOVATED HEALTH." • TT has been too frequently the subject of just .and I general reprobation," that men destitute of the elements of the. medical art have offered 'themselves ascandidates for public patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and ex perience,and to prevent us from being classed among those einpirics whose imprudent pretensiOne,have, unfoitunat e ly tb r soc i ety, b een too favourably. received, we beg leave to submit"to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statementof our pursuits and ac quirements. After having received a regular medical eduea tion as the 'pupils of Messrs. Grindecl and Blizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as prolessOrs and surgeons of the 'London Hospital i • we entered OorselveS as udents in that justly celebrated school for medical acq uira meld, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the dzliërfmt tyranenes of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, cheinistry,'.midwitery * botany, &c. &c. by these eminent professors, DN. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Orman and Ruthertiird. Ws trust we Shall net be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having fora long series of years made Veneteal Complainti, and the various diseases of I)cbility, the particular übjett o t our stu di eS.and practice, it will, we fib" be al lowed that tee have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent casts ot intediuti a perfed re, establishment is coinpleted in the short period ot two days ;. and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other prattitioners !L'iv'e failed ,of .success, a 'proper perse - Verance in our plan ot treatment ensures to. the patient a safe and.radicai.cure. Amidst the inelancno y variety of isorders which are the efieets of a habit long and most unhappily - 14irsued by the youth of bath sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficieticies. and 11,thilitie§ which Ire. qnetitly prevent or embitter - the Matrimonial state. To suLli: persons it bust be a consolation to know‘that they may now, by:a new and infallible Mode ortreatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility, •from whatevez: cause artsttig, as well as-in every tpecies of venereal inteeboti, we may be consulted by patients 4601er-rot with thegreat est secrecy and honour.• Hours of consultation at home from ten to threo, and horn 6 in. the evening tilt to at night. Patients in the country ate requested to state the particu lars ut their case, age,qincl general habit of living, &c. &c. cfositig a . rernittance for advice and medicines, when the same viii be gi‘aen, or sent .to, any part of the kingdom. TO ensure that secrecy so essontial to our undeitaking, the postage of letiersniay be ad,t&l to the account. fox medicines. CUR RI E and Co. SurgeonsoNo, 14, Hatton-garden, rr Messrs.. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above restiatable.Yroressors ,of London and Edinburgh, of Inc diligence, skill, and humanity, with which ; they. per -1,11110 t 11c, duties 06igtlett theta cluttttg the time they at-' tzi•A:4 'keit Ltduci and Eragiev. SPANtSI-1 PI4PIERS. . CORUNNA, Oct t4.--..13`) are Engli4l) 5 1 147,0 which arrived here yeAterday from .tire coast ot_ Biibba; 'in. tellite,oce has been received, 41)at our.ari:py . Was ou ; he . ituirit . bl giving bdttie to the enern:,%:(Corunna Diary, pet. 14.) EXTRAORPINIARY GAZETTE,OC - iOBER 6. . . 'e 4 The most .Serene Connell of the, ingdorn 'hay. ing received, on the 3d, 0 f this month, a Report froth General BLAKE, of the 27th of'Septeiober, WhereV, he acquaints their Highnesses, that the•centre of the enemy's army was talling,back to Vntoria, by which, rOtreat he afforded- otir army an Opportunity to ex tend its advanced posts, and occupy very important points and their Highnesses having tarned that very disastrous accounts were cirvulated tiiis place, which:they, hail colind,of intormai iott, .I.ut had ieason rathe; lo'belic,lve the cowrary, tb o o g h t jAOAh: poiAisb, with that .ncbie tratikuess winch „becomes-ale Suvert.: , ign Council, the 1 - I..ounible in telligence which they had received,. and their well grounded hopes of still greater .advantages. Th-.- re treat of the enemy was a feint, intended to draw our attention to another part, and frill :With treble their strength on the troops we had in &lbw. This way the plan of Marshal -NEY,, who commands tivio whole ariny, of the centre; which was destined foi that operation ; but the vigilance and foresight of Marquis.T4 PORTAZG Q disconcerted .i.N Y itEPoRT RFJCRIVED YESTERDAY, TPE 51'.14 OP OCTO -1 BEE,, .13 ){1 THE MOST SERENE COU N CIL OF THE RINGD(DC-FROM THE GENERAL IN CHEF' ovaDwry. . MOST SERENE LORDS, " The corps tit the centre, which, as I int-firmed your Highness( s, tzL Jer, the date of the p7th marched to Vitoria, moved frotti that town io Bit boa,Commanded by its General in Chiet, ti t ► ts h a ~ NEY, with an intentibn.ot,f a lti ng on our fourth. (ti= vision, with at least treble its streng,tp. 'h e sa id division, however, evacuated that .phrte in _good tirnwandiretreat?d with all .its artillery arid baggage, in toe besrAbrder„ to Bahnaneda -and its environs, which it still .occupies. The third division ha.i, the, same dtiy,. marched toOrclaina; to succour the, tour th i taking no notice of a coldmn of , the enemy's ttOops which was watching its movements from a position at ' a short distance from the road, and with whose advanced posts our tirailleurg were frequently en gaged.. Brigadier-General Don FaANcisco 111 7 * GUELME was marching to Bilboa when, he was in forined of the ,evacuation of that town; and its oc cupation by the enemy. In corietinence of this in. formation he altered, his route, anti, direaed his march to such points as afforded him.an. opportunity either to sopp.trt. PURTAZGQ. or form ajuncsion w i th him. The post he occupi e d last was that ofCquen. do. I corntunnicate it to your Highnesses. for your information.—Gon preserve your Highnesses many years. . " Head-quarters, Qunicoces, 30th Sept. .1808. " JuACHIM BLAKE." "To the Most Serene Council of tue Kinpluin of Galicia," ‘. • BURGO DR ORISIA. SEPT. 24.—The whole crtnir joined of Lienerai'CUEsT A h as here the divisions of AndalusiAN;:add in Soria, a few days since, they took 260 ,igtench .cavalry - prisoners ; the troops of castllln-)tlvElst prisoners in Lisbon; ate expected . here': • SEPT. eg.—Our van has already left es for Soria; this day the first divisi , .,rr march from this place, to=morrow the second, and' immediately' , alter tke. remainder .of_ the attny.-;--(Corunta. Oc tober 8.) _ SANTANA, SEPT. 97.—We receive this moment positive advice, that JOSEPH . NAPOLEON. slept .the night,pefore in a village near liarango (five l eagu e s froin t ,•Ail4qa).. The town took .the alarm, and the or t gpon men, commanded by. the Marq u i s DE ,PoRT4zF I9 , put itself in motio n , because it was reported .tl* 'booo French were in Durango, and' threatened 19 form another attack on Bilboa: :It is . said, that J OSEPH is e n d ea v our i ng to ga i n a post on the coast; in order to proceed to France, because his retreat thither by Vera and Irun is 'cut off by the, army of Arragon.-- 7 (7he .i2ine Paper.) ARANNEZ, OCT. I.—The first objecl which at traaed the attention oldie Central Junta o f G overn " Tient, upon their formal and, solemn installation (of• which the public were inforMed by a Gazette-Ex traordinary; on the 29th tilt.) was, to communicate that proceeding to the Royal Council, anekto the • Councils of State, War, the Indies„ Sze. and ti:d' titliet Onsicterable Public Bodies, and also to the. re- . ' spedive Juntas of the Provinces, in order that, by the general recognition of the Central Junta,, find its be ing obeyed in all the branches of the Gov er n ment, we may expel the happy r e su lt s which should spring from the said union, and the Prbvicie.nt Measure:: they may adopt, • • All the Tribunals of the Capital, with inenpres sible alacrity, instantly replied to and obeyed ti;e re solution of the Central Junta, thongh sum;; took place oil "the part of. that Tribunal, which was anxious 'to _scrutinize and to carry into exeCution, with g . eatt4 - .procihiort as to its objet - t,' the determi n,.tion of 'the Junta, as the public way learn 'frow the resolution communicated by the Junia,and the du sweri thereto, which will, be published' in another Gazette lb the order of their dates. , - In the mean tune the, Junta did not. fail tO direct their 'a6tive attention to the most urgent military and notwithstanding the neceguity of 'having theirauthorify'recOgnised ofae:yed. Thus did they. provide for sending succours to Catato n i a , w hiCh was threatened with fresh 'forces from FittilCV j con sulting with ; the Generals who could be asAtAnbied in thisltoyal residence, and the Deputies of that Province, their Excellencie s Marquis. DE ru Jr. LE and Baron IjkI:BABASSONA j and discussing with the CZiturdflisitetiet, BeuwAstia::. and Al.